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Welders use their skills and training to work in a range of industries, crafting new structures and parts by melting down materials. You can get the education you need for an entry-level career1 when you train at Universal Technical Institute’s campus in Austin, Texas.
There are four main arc welding types used by welders in the industry today. Students in UTI’s Welding Technology program are taught all of these processes to help them become combination welders. The methods are:
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Not only are the four main types of arc welding processes covered during the program, but students learn how to weld in a range of positions for pipe welds as well as plate and sheet metals. Courses include:
Students gain comprehensive training in major types of arc welding when they attend UTI. Get a look at these four processes when you watch this video!
It’s important to consider the graduation documents you might receive when enrolling in a program, as they can help you stand out to employers when searching for jobs. Those graduating from the Welding program at UTI Austin will earn diplomas.
UTI’s Welding Technology program was developed in conjunction with Lincoln Electric, a leader in the development, manufacturing and design of welding technology. Students train on current brand technology, including VRTEX® virtual welders.
You can prepare for roles in several industries when you get an education in welding. Most of our grads start out working as entry-level welders or in other entry-level roles. As with any industry, over time, you may be able to advance in your career with hard work. Entry-level and advanced roles could include:77
Entry-level
Advanced
Check out our welding career guide to explore more opportunities!
*Not entry-level and is dependent on factors like experience, location, and employer compensation.
There’s plenty to do in Austin, Texas, which makes it a great place to get your welding training. Catch a concert at one of the local music venues or venture to a nearby raceway, like Circuit of The Americas.
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UTI Austin’s Welding program is in the city of Austin, which is known for live music and features many different parks, lakes and other landmarks in the surrounding areas for students to enjoy when they’re not in class. Racing enthusiasts will appreciate being near the Circuit of The Americas, which has hosted the Grand Prix. Students can also explore the rest of Texas with day trips to nearby cities that include San Antonio, Houston and Dallas.
In just 36 weeks, UTI helps students train to become skilled combination welders. Talk with an Admissions Representative today to get started on your journey!
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